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Harry Luck 50%,[dice]0[/dice]

OOC:   Fail

Harry nudges Melody, 'Nice as it is avin' a drink with you in the afternoon, I think we should either call it a day and come back another time, or start asking some questions.'

"You're right," replies Melody, "Should we risk just askin' the barman if he knows them?"

OOC,Sorry, can't always post at weekend.

Harry strolls over to the bar, 'Alright mate. I'm looking for a couple of friends of mine, rough looking fellas, work at the asylum. I was hoping to meet them here later. Have you see them about?'

Harry Fast Talk 55%,[dice]0[/dice]

OOC:   How annoying is that, hard success and I was all celebratory then I saw I'd posted it in the wrong game! Re-rolled and now I've failed

ooc,[ooc]Kind of sums up our dice rolling luck in this game though.[/ooc]

Melody accompanies Harry to the bar, she waits to hear what the barman says.

The barman shrugs, looking uninterested.

“Dunno who yer talkin’ ‘bout mate”.

He nods his head towards the room.

“This place is full o’ rough lookin’ fellas. Every day and night.”

He turns away to serve another customer.

OOC,What plans do the parties have for the rest of the day? Or would you like to move on to the next day?

Crozier:

Using tea cakes on saucers to anchor it down, Crozier unfolds his map and pulls out a pencil.

"Now, where do we know murders occurred and where is this asylum?"

"First murder, an alley off Upper East Smithfield Street, near the St. Katherine Docks..."

"Second,  narrow alley off Exmouth Street."

"Third, rail yards by Aldgate Station."

"Did anyone hear anymore about another murder today?"

Vic unfolds her morning newspaper. ”I’ve not had chance to read it yet,” she said, starting to scan the headlines.

"Maybe it'll be in the evening papers," says Alexander. "We'll have to plot that murder on the map too when we get the details."

Crozier:

The Captain continues his noting. "First murder had an 'X' within a circle. Second a square within a circle. The third, a 'V' within a circle."

Harry watches the barman's back as he walks away and shares a look with Melody. 'It's getting a bit later so we might catch them at the end of a shift if we're lucky. Another hour or two and p'raps we should call it a day?'

Vic studied the marks that Crozier had made on the map. ”These two weren’t so far apart,” she said, pointing at Upper East Smithfield Street and the Aldgate Rail Yard. ”But the second one was all the way up near Clerkenwell. Quite a hike,” she said.

Melody agrees, "Yeah, if this is ther' regular pub, they'll likely turn up sooner or later."